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THE KAME DARY. 



The earliest connected record of persons of this name that I have 
found begins in 1749, when, as the entiy reads in the Norton 
records, " Lewis Derry and Eleanor McHarnocli of Norton, jMass." 
applied for a marriage certificate. Norton was the north purchase 
of Taunton, incorporated 12 June, 1711, but whether Lewis or his 
parents lived in Taunton is not easy to determine, as the early 
records of tliat town were lost by a fire in 1838. The name in the 
Norton town and church records is usually written Derry, but also 
appears as Derrey, Dary, Darrey and Darbey. In a deed made in 
1781 the name is spelled and signed Derry. In all other deeds 
and in all settlements in the Bristol County Probate Court since 
that date in which the name occurs, that I have seen, it is written 
Dary, and I conclude that to be correct, and that the other methods 
of spelling are due to the careless orthography of the period. The 
name Dery is common in the province of Quebec, Canada, and is 
generally borne by people of French descent and of the Roman 
Catholic religion. The late Pierre J. Darey, LL.D., formerly 
professor in the McGill L^niversity, iMontreal, was born in France, 
in Chagey Pays de Montbeliard, in the Department du Doubs and 
Department de la Hte. Saone, annexed to France in 1795. He 
was born a Protestant, and the religion of the locality was changed 
from Catholicism in the time of the Reformation by the preaching of 
Guillaume Farel, the friend of Calvin. The name Darey is common 
in that neighborhood, I am informed that it is also to-day common 
in La Rochelle, France, among Huguenot families, and that it is not 
unknown in Paris. Lewis Dary w^as a Protestant and renewed his 
baptismal covenant in the Norton Congregational Church, 25 May, 
1760. Although he or his ancestors probably came irom England, 
I am of opinion that he was of French descent. 

One of the family traditions is that the emigrant ancestor was a 
silk weaver, who, finding no employment here in that occupation, 
became a farmer. At the revocation of the edict of Nantes many 



4 DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DART. 

French Protestants fled to England. An attempt was made to es- 
tablish the silk industry there with but little success. King James 
also tried the experiment in South Carolina, and many persons of 
French descent emigrated from England to that ])art of America, 
planted the mulberry tree and raised the silk worm. Their descend- 
ants are numerous in the South, and many Huguenots also came to 
New England before 1700. One of their characteristics Avas to 
change their names to English ones by translation or otherwise. 
The Darys intermarried with the Martins, Blandings, Carpenters, 
&c., names of unquestionable French origin. 

Another family tradition is that the first of the name in the coun- 
try were two brothers, English soldiers, who deserted from their 
regiments and remained here. While it is impossible to verify these 
statements, it is clear that they have been handed down through 
four or five generations and that they are not necessarily improb- 
able. 

In the "Roll of Battle Abbey," as printed in the New-England 
Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 2, p. 32, appears the 
name of " Le Sire du val Dary." This document purports to be a 
list of the principal persons who came over from France with Wil- 
liam the Conqueror, and who took pai't in the Battle of Hastings, 
14 October, 10G6, against the Saxon King Harold. The roll is of 
great antiquity, but has doubtless been added to by spurious names. 
Many of these persons were nobles in their native country, and 
such as are styled from their places would be understood to be lords 
and owners of such manors, &c., from whence their title is derived. 

John Clapton, Sheriff of Suffolk County, Eng., 1452, married 
Alice, daughter of Robert Darey of Maiden, Eng. 

The will of one John Sherman of Norwich, Eng., proved in 
1661, gives a legacy to his half sister jMartha Darie. 

Florentius Vassall, born Jamaica, W. I., married Elizabeth and 
died, London, 1778. His will, recorded Canterbury Court, Lon- 
don, gives an annuity to his wife's sister, Hester Deare. 

The following names are found in New England : 

In Capt. Daniel Hinksman's Company of Boston, in 1681, was 
one Stiles Drarie ; and in Capt. Hutchinson's Company, Joseph 
Daries. 

Edward Deare of Ipswich, Mass., married Elizabeth Griffin, 3 
March, 1660. 

John and James Derry were in Dover, N. H., 1693. 

In the expedition to Louisburg, 1745, in the 9th Mass. Regt., 
Col. Joseph Dwight, were Sergeant Eliakim Derry and private John 
Derry. 



DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DARY. 5 

The following records are not complete and may contain errors. 
I have found great difficulty in procuring the material on account 
of defective town records and general neglect in preserving family 
records. I hope that the collection will be of interest to members 
of the family, and that it will result in further investigations, and 
the bringing to light of additional lines of descent, and possibly 
earlier accounts of the family name. Communications will be 
gladly received. 

George Allen Dary, 

53 State Street, Boston. 



LEWIS^ DAKY. 



Lewis Dary and Eleanor McHarnoch, both of Norton, applied 
16 July, 1749, for a marriage certificate* No record of their 
marriage is found. Lewis Dary of Norton and Sarah Martin of 
Attleborough were published 26 July, 1751. Certificate of mar- 
riage is given 16 March, 1752.f Sarah, wife Lewis Dary, bap- 
tized 23 Aug. 1758. Lewis Dary renews baptismal covenant 25 
May, 1760.$ Lewis Dary was probably a farmer, and his origin 
is unknown to the writer. His wife Sarah, who was probably 
the mother of his children, was the daughter of John and Expe- 
rience (Pratt) Martin of Attleborough. Experience was the 
widow of Henry Rew at date of her marriage to John Martin 
1727. I find no record of the death of Lewis or Sarah Dary, but 
he appears to have been living in 1773. From the Norton Church 
records of baptisms I conclude their children to have been : 

2. i. Abraham, bapt. 30 Aug. 1758 ; m. 22 Aug. 1776, Mary Well- 

man. 

3. ii. Petee, bapt. 30 Aug, 1758 ; m. 9 Jau. 1775, Rachel Blanding. 

4. iii. John, bapt. 30 Aug. 1758 ; m. 10 Dec. 1778, Rebekah Bland- 

ing; d. 1824. 
iv. Lewis, bapt. 25 May, 1760 ; no further record. May have gone 

to western New York. 
V. Elizabeth, bapt. 26 May, 1760 ; no further record, 
vi. Experience, bapt. 1 Aug. 1762 ; no further record, 
vii. Sarah, bapt. 1 March, 1767 ; probably m. 12 Feb. 1792, Thomas 

Pierce of Putnev, Vt.§ 

5. viii. Wilkes, bapt. 25 June, 1769 ; m. (1) 17 Feb. 1796, Robey Vick- 

ery ; m. (2) 15 April, 1826 (intentions), Betsey B. Taber ; d. 
about 1846. 
ix. Julia Henrietta, bapt, 11 April, 1773 ; no further record. || 

* Norton Records, Vol. 1, p. 13. 
t Norton Records, Vol. 1, p. 17. 
j Norton Congregational Church Records. 

^Riitnev Town Records. Thomas Pierce, b. 1763, son Thomas of Putney, Vt,, Fair- 
field, N. Y., and Ashford, N. Y., m. 1792, Sallj^ Derry, b. 1766. Pierce Gen. p. 191. 
II Baptisms are of children of Lewis Dary ; wife not named. 



DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DAEY. 7 

2. Abraham' Dary (Leivis^), born in Norton, Mass., 1758 
or earlier; married 22 Aug. 1776, by Rev. Joseph Palmer, Mary 
Wellman, both of Norton. He was a private in Capt. Isaac 
Hodges's company in the Revolution, serving in Rhode Island in 
1776 and in the "Tiverton Alarm" so called. He was drafted for 
three months in 1778, serving in Rhode Island. 

I find no record of his children if any. 

3. Peter' Dary (Lewis^), born in Norton, Mass., 1758 or 
earlier; niarried 9 Jan., 1775 (certificate issued), Rachel, daugh- 
ter of Lamech and Rachel (Allen) Blanding of Norton. Peter 
and Rachel Dary owned the covenant in Norton Church 28 May, 
1775, and she was baptized. He served in Revolution, in Rhode 
Island in 1776, was drafted for three months in 1778, and also 
served 1781. 

Their children were : — 

i. Nancy, bapt. 28 May, 1775. 
ii. Rachel, bapt. 30 March, 1777. 

4. John' Dary (Lewis^), born in Norton, Mass., 26 Oct. 
11857, farmer. He was a private in the company raised by Captain 
Isaac Hodges in the Revolutionary War, serving in defense of Bos- 
ton 1776, and later in Rhode Island, and in the " Tiverton Alarm " 
so called.* Married 10 Dec. 1778, by Rev. Joseph Palmer of the 
First Church in Norton, Rebekah, daughter of Lamech and Rachel 
(Allen) Blandin of Norton.! She was born 27 Jan. 1761. In 
1781 he joins with his wife Rebekah, Peter Dary and wife Rachel, 
Lamech and Mary Blanding in conveying their interest in land of 
Lamech Blanding, deceased, in Attleborough, Mass., to Zephaniah 
Bishop. He died in Attleborough 31 May, 1824, in his 67th year. 
His widow Rebekah survived him and was appointed administratrix 
of his estate 7 Sept. 1824. She died 5 Feb. 1839, in her 79th year. 

Their children were : — 

i. John, b. 5 .June, 1779 ; m. Jan. 1806, Polly Burns. 

6. ii. Lewis, b. 1.3 May, 178] ; m. 14 April, 1805, Huklah Carpenter; 

d. 27 Dec. 1863. 

7. iii. Allen, b. 23 June, 1783, Norton ; m. 26 Nov. 1807, Sarah Kil- 

tou ; d. 23 Nov. 1840. 

8. iv. Eebekah, b. 24 May, 1785 ; m. (1) 29 May, 1808, Lewis Fisher 

of Franklin, who d. 20 July, 1811; (2) 6 Sept. 1815, Ezra 
F. Thm-ber, who d. 27 July, 1827 ; (3) — Nov. 1831, Otis 
Atherton. She d. 19 March, 1834. 

* Massachusetts Archives. Clark's History of Norton, p. 399. 
t Norton Records, Vol. 2, p. 28. 



8 DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DARY. 

V. Experience, b. 17 April, 1788; m. 17 Jan. 1808, Sidney Whit- 
ing; d. 20 Jan. 1809, aged 21 yrs. 
9. vi. Simeon, b. Norton, 11 April, 1791 ; m. 11 April, 1816, Clarissa 
Hardon; d. 26 Sept. 1854. 

vii. Betsey, b. 3 Dec. 1793 ; m. 26 Sept. 1816, Moses Thompson. 
Children : Hoses Everett, . Richardson, Adaline, Nelson and 
Eleazer. She d. 21 Jan. 1825. 

viii. RnoDA, b. 16 April, 1796; m. Sept. 1825, Moses Thompson as 
his 2d wife. Children : Marietta Dary, Warren and Alfred. 
She d. 8 July, 1829. 

10. ix. Sally, b. 12 Feb. 1798 ; m. 28 May, 1826, Calvin L. Wilmarth ; 

d. 23 Feb. 1841. 

11, X. Nancy, b. 19 Feb. 1800 ; m. 21 May, 1820, John Wilmarth ; d. 

25 Jan. 1832, 
xi, Polly, b. 9 Sept. 1802 ; d. unmarried.* 

5. Wilkes* Dary (Lewis^), born in Norton, Mass., about 
1760. Name sometimes spelled Darbey in records. He married 
1st, 17 Feb. 1796, Robey Vickery of Rehoboth, by Elder Jeremiah 
Irons. She died 18 April, 1824. He married 2d, about 15 Api'il, 
1826 (intentions), Betsey B. Taber of Norton. No child was born 
of second marriage. 

The children of Wilkes and Robey (Vickery) Dary were : — 

i. ROBA, b. Attleborough, 11 Sept. 1798 ; m. 30 Nov. 1815, Ben- 
jamin Fenno of Providence, R. I. 
ii. Louisa Kilton, b. 8 Dec. 1803 ; m. Harvey Harden of Han- 
son, Mass. Their only child was iMyra A., m. Oliver H. Blais- 
dell of Easton, Mass. 
iii. Lemira Blanding, b. 25 Nov. 1805 ; m. Leonard B. Field of 
Taunton. Their only child was Louisa Dary, b. 1830 ; m. 12 
June, 1851, Rev. Lewis B. Bates, D.D., of Boston, b. Easton, 
Mass., 26 Nov. 1829, being son of Rev. Lewis and Elizabeth 
Webster Bates. The children of Lewis B. and Louisa D. 
(Field) Bates were : — 

Letvis Webster, b. 15 May, 1853 ; d. May, 1857. 

Myra Louisa, b. Hanson, 6 April, 1857 ; m. 4 March, 1886, 

William Gilchrist. 
John Lewis, b. No. Easton, 18 Sept. 1859 ; m. 10 July, 1887, 
Clara Elizabeth Smith of Jamestown, N. Y. He is Gov- 
ernor of Massachusetts, 1903. 
Lillian G., b. N. Dighton, 27 Jan. 1862 ; iq. 17 Jan. 1883, 

George H. Carter of Chelsea, ex-mavor. 
Emma May, b. New Bedford, 25 May, 1868 ; m. 27 Jan. 
1897, Rev. Frank B. Harvey of Baltimore. 

*Most of above record of children of John" is taken from an old bible, probably once 
belonging to said John, now in possession of Mrs. William E. Drake of Kingston, R. I., 
a granddaughter of Sally'' Dary. It is also confirmed by Mrs. Joseph M. Whiting of 
Franklin, Mass. 



DESCENDANTS OF LEAVIS DAEY. 9 

iv. Wilkes, b. 15 Jan. 1808 ; m. 10 Jan. 1835, LucJ^ Stetson Soper ; 
d. 16 Jan. 1880, in Bridoewater, Mass. 

12. V. William, b. 16 June, 1810; m. 3 April, 1831, Hannah J. Mun- 

roe ; d. 3 June, 1846, in Hanson, Mass. 

6. Lewis^ Dary (John," Lewis'), born in Norton, 15 May, 
1781 ; married 14 April, 1805, Huklah, daughter of Cyril and 
Lucy Carpenter of Attleborough, Mass. She was born 22 Jan. 
1787 ; died 30 July, 1887. He died in Attleborough 27 Dec. 1863. 

The children of LcAvis and Huklah (Carpenter) Dary were : — 

i. Eliza C, b. 8 Feb. 1806; m. 3 June, 1829, Thomas Gillet of 

' Taunton, Mass.; d. 26 Sept. 1874. No issue survived. 
ii. HuLDAii, b. 2 Sept. 1807 ; d. 1 April, 1808. 
iii. Peddy, b. 24 Jan. 1809 ; d. 5 March, 1809. 

13. iv. Peddy Whitixg, b. 24 May, 1811; m. 26 Aug. 1832, John 

Wilmarth of Taunton. 

14. V. Lewis Fisher, b. in Taunton, 17 Dec. 1814 ; m. 20 Jan. 1836, 

Anne Hopkins of Attleborough. 

15. vi. HuLDAii H., b, 6 Oct. 1816; m. Joseph G. Bosworth, Taunton. 

16. viii. Cyril Nelson, b. Taunton, 2 Julv, 1823; m. 5 Feb. 1843, 

Betsey A. Hathaway ; d. 30 April', 1869. 

7. Allen' Dary (John," Lewis'), born 23 June, 1783; far- 
mer. Lived in Norton, Attleborough and Rehoboth ; married 26 
Nov. 1807, Sarah Kilton, daughter of Amos and Phebe (Cornell) 
Kilton, then of Taunton. She was born 13 Feb. 1786; died 30 
Oct. 1841,* Allen Dary was a soldier in the Avar of 1812, serving 
as "bombardier" in Capt. Isaac Lane's Company of Artillery, Col. 
Benjamin Lincoln's Regiment. f He died 23 Nov. 1840, in Reho- 
both. His will, dated 1 6 Oct. 1840, proved 7 March, 1841, gives 
wife Sarah use of real estate and one-half pew in Reformed Metho- 
dist Church, remainder real estate to sons Henry A. and George L., 
and mentions daughters Sally Dunham, Mary Ann Wilmarth, 
Phebe K. Robinson, Angeline Dary, Rhoda C. Thompson and Abi- 
gail E. Dary. His farm was in eastern part of Rehoboth on road 
from Taunton to Providence. 

The children of Allen and Sarah (Kilton) Dary were : — 

17. i. Sally, b. 21 March, 1808; m. 11 March, 1827, Schuyler Dun- 

ham of Norton ; d. 3 Feb. 1870. 
ii. Mary Ann, b. 10 Feb. 1810 ; m. 1 Sept. 1833, Zebina Wilmarth 
of Dighton. No issue. She d. 14 Aug. 1892. He d. 7 Oct. 
1892, aged 83 years. 

* Clark's History of Norton, p. 418. 

t Records War Department, Washington, D. C. 



10 DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DAEY. 

18. iii. PiiEBE KiLTON, b. 11 March, 1812 : ra. 5 Dec. 1830, Egbert R. 

Robinson of Taunton ; d. 18 Nov. 1872. He d. 15 Nov. 1888. 

19. iv. Henry Allen, b. 1 Sept. 1814; m. (1) 31 May, 18-56, Caro- 

liue W. Bosworth ; m. (2) Amy Phillips ; d. 29 Dec. 1899, in 
Dighton. 
V. Angeline, b. 23 Sept. 1816; m. 15 March, 1841, Henry A. 
Rounds of Rehoboth, by Rev. S. P. Snow ; d. 29 March, 1892. 
Their children were : Charles Henry, Mary Ann, d. at age of 
16, and Adelbert who d. young. 

20. vi. George Leonard, b. 10 March, 1819. Lived in Rehoboth and 

Taunton ; m. 8 May, 1839, Rebekah Gulliver Stall of Taun- 
ton ; d. Taunton, 8 July, 1848, aged 29 years. 

vii. Rhoda C, b. 1 July, 1822 ; m. 1 Oct. 1839, her cousin, Moses 
Everett Thompson, by Rev. Erastus Maltby. Residence Med- 
way, Mass.; d. 6 Feb. 1881. No issue. 

viii. Abbie Elizabeth, b. 21 Jan. 1826. Residence Dighton; un- 
married."* 

8. Eebekah^ Dary {Johny^ Lewis^), born in Norton, 24 May, 
1785 ; married 1st, 29 May, 1808, Lewis Fisher of Franklin, who 
died 20 July, 1811, aged 26 years. She married 2d, 6 Sept. 1815, 
Ezra Fisher Thnrber, who died 27 July, 1827, aged 37 years. She 
married 3d, Otis Atherton, and died 19 March, 1834. 

The child of Lewis and Rebecca (Dary) Fisher was : — 
i. Rebekah, b. 29 July, 1809 ; m. Alvah W. Hicks. 

The children of Ezra Fisher and Rebecca (Dary) Thurber 
were : — 

ii. Ezra Fisher, b. 27 Jan. 1819. 
iii. Polly Maria, b. 25 Aug. 1822 ; m. Eli Pond, 
iv. Betsey Dary, b. 27 Jan. 1825 ; m. (1) Richmond ELazard ; m. 
(2) Charles Hazard. 

9. Simeon' Dary (John,^ Letvis^), born in Norton, 11 April, 
1791; married 11 April, 1816, Clarissa Hardon of Mansfield, 
Mass. She was born 2 Oct. 1795 ; died 8 July, 1870. He was 
an owner in the cotton factory in Norton and a citizen of high 
standing; deacon of the Baptist Church. He died 26 Sept. 1854. 

The children of Simeon and Clarissa (Hardon) Dary were : — 

21. i. Clarissa Ann, b. 29 Jan. 1817; m. 17 Jan. 1839, Joseph M. 

Whiting of Franklin, Mass. 
ii. Simeon Granville, b. 20 Dec. 1819; d. 6 Feb. 1894. He m. 
(1) Susan Emily Cook of Bellingham, who d. 23 Sept. 1869; 
m. (2) Mary Metcalf of Cumberland, R. I. His only child 
was John Granville, b. 1871 ; residence Providence, R. I. 

* The record of births, &c., is from bible of Allen Dary. 



DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DAKY. 11 

iii. Chester Gardner, b. 13 Aug. 1826; d. 11 Dec. 1831. 

iv. Eliza Jane, b. 9 Nov. 1832 ; m. Elbridge D. Keith of Norton ; 

d. 23 Sept. 1878. 
V. Nancy Ellen, b. 23 Sept. 1834 ; d. 5 Oct. 1837. 



10. Sally^ Dary (e/oAw/ Lewis'^), born 12 Feb. 1798 ; mar- 
ried 28 May, 1826, Calvin L. Wilmartli of Attleborough. She 
died 23 Feb. 1841. He married (2) 8 April, 1844, Clarissa 
Hardwick. 

The children of Calvin and Sally (Dary) Wilmarth were : — 

i. Calvin H., b. 22 Aug. 1827; m. Addiline F. Lawton. He d. 
19 March, 1880. 

ii. John B., b. 10 July, 1829 ; m. 26 Dec. 1852, Hannah E. How- 
ard. 

iii. Marietta S., b. 25 Oct. 1831 ; m. 10 April, 1850, John Jacobs ; 
d. , 1893. 

iv. Hannah A., b. 17 Dec. 1833; m. 19 Jan. 1865, T. P. G. Hard- 
wick. 

V. Nancy Addiline, b. 26 May, 1836 ; m. 20 Nov. 185G, Jona- 
than Baxter. 



11. Nancy' Dary {John,^ Lewis'), born 19 Feb. 1800; mar- 
ried 21 May, 1820, John Wilmarth of Taunton, b. 21 May, 1799. 
She died 25 Jan. 1832. After her death he married (2) Peddy 
Whiting Dary (Leivis,^ John,^ Leiois^). See No. 13. 

The children of John and Nancy (Dary) Wilmarth were : — 

i. John 0., b. 11 June, 1821 ; d. 22 May, 1864. 
ii. Julia A., b. 1 Jan. 1824; d. 22 April, 1885. 
iii. Daniel B., b. 9 Jan. 1832. 

12. William' Dary {Wilhes,'' Leivis'), born in Norton, 
Mass., 16 June, 1810; died 3 June, 1846, Hanson, Mass. He 
was a farmer; married 3 April, 1831, Hannah J. Munroe, daugh- 
ter of William and Mary Munroe, who died 25 Nov. 1873, aged 77 
years, 10 months, 26 days: born Halifax, Mass. 

The children of William and Hannah J. (Munroe) Dary were : — 

i. Clara Frances, b. 13 Sept. 1832 ; d. same day. 
22. ii. Harriet L., b. 9 Feb. 1834, at Bridgewater ; m. 23 Sept. 1850, 

Lorenzo F. Hill. She d. 31 Jan. 1899, aged about 65. Her 

husband d. 17 Feb. 1900, aged about 68. 
iii. William H,, b. 22 July, 1836; d. 9 Dec. 1840. 



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12 DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DARY. 

13. Peddy Whiting^ Daey (Leivis,^ John,^ Leivis^), born 24 
May, 1811 ; incirried 26 Aug. 1832, John Wilmarth of Taunton as 
his second wife. He died 2 Sept. 1880. 

Their children were : — 

i. Chester C, b. 8 Oct. 1835. 

ii. Sarah E., b. 26 Aug. 1839. 

iii. Nancy H., b. 3 Nov. 1841. 

iv. Alfred A., b. 24 June, 1843 ; d. 26 Aug. 1844. 

v'. Edward O., b. 9 July, 1846. 

vi. Alfred W., b. 3 May, 1855. 

14. Lewis Fishep/ Pary {Leiois,^ John,' Lewis'^), born 17 
Dec. 1814, Attleborough ; married 24 Jan. 1836, Anne Hopkins. 
Residence Pawtttcket, li. I. 

The children of Lewis Fisher and Anne (Hopkins) Dary were : — 

i. Charles E., b. 11 Sept. 1837; m. 1 Jan. 1859, Keziah Ash; d. 
15 April, 1872. Children:— 

Annie jP., Lizzie E., Ida F. and Charles W. 
ii. Orville L,, b. 7 March, 1840; m. 15 Oct. 1862, Annie M. 
Peckham, Pawtucket, R. I. Served in Civil War, Co. C, 4th 
Mass. Rest. Children : — 
Minnie H. and George 0. 
iii. Harriet A., b. 27 Feb. 1847. 

iv. Albert N., b. 10 Feb. 1852 ; m. 3 Aug. 1881, Carrie E. AVheeler. 
Baptist clergyman, now settled in Nashua, N. H. Children : — 
Avis C, Esther A., Emma /., Hattie W. 
V. Frederick A., b. 9 Oct. 1856; m. 5 Dec. 1878, Elizabeth E. 
Brown, Pawtucket, R. I. Children: — 
Lewis B. and Emery G. 

15. HuLDAH H.'* Dary (Lewis,^ John,'' Leiois^), born 6 Oct. 
1816 ; married April, 1838, Joseph G. Bosworth of Taunton. 

The children of Joseph G. and Huldah H. (Dary) Bosworth 
were : — 

i. Caroline E., b. 9 May, 1839. 

ii. James L., b. May, 1843 ; d. Sept. 1844. 

iii. George L., b. 10 Dec, 1847. 

iv. Helen E., b. 3 Oct. 1852. 

16. Cyril Nelson'* (Leivis,^ John,' Lewis'^), born 2 July, 
1823, Taunton; married 5 Feb. 1843, Betsey A., daughter of 
Lemuel and Elizabeth (Bump) Hathaway. Residence Taunton; 
died 30 April, 1869. She died 13 June, 1898. 



DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DARY. 13 

The children of Cyril Nelson and Betsey A. (Hathaway) Dary 
were : — 

23. i. Nelsox T., b. 17 July, 1843 ; m. 17 Dec. 1867, Mary J. Jeukins. 
ii. Lewis A., b. 20 Dec. 1845 ; d. 27 Aug. 1846, 

24. iii. Lewis F., b. 2 Jan. 1849 ; m. 20 May, 1867, Hattie E. Leon- 

ard, 
iv. Augusta M., b. 4 Sept. 1852; m. 24 Aug. 1870, George C. 

AYard, of Taunton. 
V. Elizabeth H., b. 31 May, 1855 ; m. 3 Aug. 1870, Nathaniel P. 

Searle. 

17. Sally" Daky (Allen,^ John,^ Lewis^), born 21 March, 
1808, in Kehoboth, Mass. ; married 11 March, 1827, Schuyler 
Dunham of Norton. Later he owned and carried on a large farm 
in that part of Taunton called Westville. He died 16 Sept. 1845, 
and she died 8 Feb. 1870. 

The children of Schuyler and Sally (Dary) Dunham were : — 

i. Albert S., b. 7 Sept. 1828, m. (1) 19 May, 1850, Mary Ann 
Wilber; m. (2) Anna Judsou White; d. 13 June, 1897, in 
Providence, R. I. 

ii. Crawford P., b. 3 Sept. 1830; d. 2 Nov. 1855, in Taunton, un- 
married. 

iii. Henry L., b. 6 Aug. 1832 ; m. 17 Oct. 18G0, Lucy Maria Briggs ; 
d. 31 March, 1900, in New Bedford. 

iv. Frederick A., b. 12 July, 1834; m. 17 May, 18G2, Angenette 
Leonard; d. 6 Jan. 1870, in Taunton. 

V. Georc^e a., b. 10 July, 1836; m. 19 April, 1857, Martha Jane 
Monroe. Residence Taunton. 

vi. Sarah Ellek, b. 14 Nov. 1839; m. (1) 17 Feb. 1862, Alfred 
Thompson, son of Moses and Rhoda (Dary) Thompson. He 
died 1890 in San Jose, Cal. She m. (2) Daniel Struble of 
Jackson, Michigan. 

vii. Emily E., b. 23 Aug. 1842 ; m. 30 Sept. 1867, Alfred Barnard 
Bolton of Toledo, Ohio. 

viii. Mary Caroline, b. 10 June, 1845 ; d. 26 Dec. 1845. 

18. Phebe Kilton* Dary (Allen,^ John,^ Leivis^), born 
Eehoboth, 11 March, 1812; married 5 Dec. 1830, Egbert 11. Kob- 
inson of Taunton; died 18 Nov. 1872. He was born 24 April, 
1811; died 5 Nov. 1888. 

The children of Egbert R. and Phebe Kilton (Dary) Robinson 
were : — 

i. Sarah Ann, b. 11 Nov. 1832. 

ii. Roswell R., b. 9 March, 1835; m. 25 Feb. 1862, Jane A. 
Rogers. 



14 DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DARY. 

iii. Frederick A., b. 5 Sept. 1837 ; ra. 25 May, 1858, Sina Smith, 
iv. Richard, b. 4 July, 1840; m. 8 Dec. 1870, Alice H. Cook. 
V. Abby Jane, b. 17 May, 1843 ; m. 12 Oct. 1865, William B. Car- 
penter, 
vi. Susan, b. 8 Sept. 1845 ; d. 15 April, 1846. 
vii. Phebe a., b. 10 May, 1847. 
viii. James A., b. 20 Jan. 1850; d. 6 Nov. 1858. 

19. Henry Allen* Dary (Allen,' Johu,"^ Leivis^), bom 1 
Sept. 1814; married (1) 31 May, 1836, Caroline W. Bosworth. 
She died 20 Feb. 1863. He married (2) 10 Sept. 1865, Amy 
Phillips. She died 1 March, 1877. He died 29 Dec. 1899. Eea- 
idence Dighton, Mass. 

The children of Henry Allen and Caroline W. (Bosworth) Dary 
were : — 

i. George Henry, b. 6 May, 1838; m. (1) Lizzie S. Conger of 
Medway, Mass. She d. 24 Jan. 1865 ; m. (2) 19 Aj^ril, 1866, 
Maria Letitia Anthony, dau. of .Jeremiah Wheeler and Tliank- 
ful Baker (Kelley) Anthony of Providence, R. I. Residence 
Providence, R. I. Children by second wife were : — 

FranJc Adelbert, b. 27 Oct. 1867; m. 2 June, 1898, Elizabeth 
Jillson Thurston. 

George Anthony, b. 11 Oct. 1871 ; unmarried, 
ii. Franklin Allen, b. 13 July, 1841 ; d. 15 June, 1878. 
iii. Marcus A., b. 14 June, 1844; m. — Dec. 1865, Flora J. New- 
hall. Residence Taunton. Their children were : — 
Martin H., b. 16 Feb. 1867 ; d. 14 March, 1886. 
Florence K, b. 18 Jan. 1874 : d. 24 Aug. 1895. 
Fred, b. 9 Aug. 1876. 
Bertha G., b. 14 Jan. 1880. 
iv. Edw-in a., b. 11 Feb. 1846; m. 27 Jan. 1869, Hattie S., dau. 
Leonard J. and Elizabeth Wilmarth. Residence Taunton. 
Their child was :— Harry S., b. 8 Dec. 1871. 
v. May Caroline, b. 10 May, 1852; m. 22 Aug. 1883, Freeman 
M. Robinson of Taunton. 

The children of Henry Allen and Amy (Phillips) Dary were : — 

vi. Everett Thompson, b. 2 July, 1866; m. 9 Oct. 1888, Ella 
Earden. Residence Dighton. Their children were : — 

Amy L., b. 8 Jan. 1890. 

Mia T., b. 23 April, 1891. 

Clara A., b. 21 Feb. 1900. 
vii. John Phillips, b. 23 May, 1868; m. 17 July, 1889, Mabel 
Crocker. Residence Dighton. Their children were : — 

Olive P., b. 21 Sept. 1891. 

Heruy K, b. 13 May, 1895. 

Alice E., b. 21 Oct. 1898. 



DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DARY. 15 

20. George Leonard^ Dary (Allen,^ John,^ Leiois^), born 
10 March, 1819, in Rehoboth, Mass. His early manhood was 
spent on his father's farm, of which he later became the owner. 
Admitted to Taunton High School, 4 Dec. 1838. Enrolled in 
militia and ordered to appear 1 May, 1839, in Taunton fully armed, 
&c. Was admitted a member of King Philip Lodge of Odd Fel- 
lows, 1 July, 1846. He married, 8 May, 1839, Rebekah Gulli- 
ver Stall, daughter of William and Nancy (Godfrey) Stall of 
Taunton, to which place he removed after marriage. He bought of 
Albert Field, 4 July, 1843, a lot on corner of High and Weir 
streets, where he built a house and stable, and lived there until 
shortly before his early decease, 8 July, 1848. He and his wife 
were members of the Taunton Green Baptist Church, of which 
William Stall was one of the founders. A funeral discourse was 
preached in the Baptist Church, Taunton, by Rev. J. F. Wilcox, 
10 July, 1848, from the text, "I know that my Redeemer liveth " 
(Job 19 : 25), and the burial was conducted by the Odd Fellows. 
The text was designated by the deceased, and the discourse was 
largely composed of the selections from his last thoughts and ex- 
pressions. Resolutions passed by King Philip Lodge in his memory 
contain these words : " We remember him as endowed with many 
virtues, whose course of life was worthy of our emulation, whose 
resignation on the bed of death evinced the unfaltering faith of the 
Christian." His widow was ajjpointed administratrix of his estate, 
7 Nov. 1848. She was born in Taunton, 2 Nov. 1817 ; died in 
Taunton, 1 Sept. 1855. 

Their children were : — 

25. i. George Allen, b. 30 Nov. 1842, in Taunton; m. 7 Oct. 18G8, 
Susan Elizabeth Tuttle. 
ii. Sarah Rebekah, b. IG May, 1845; d. 19 Sept. 1846. 

21. Clarissa Ann' Dary {Simeon,'^ John,^ Letvis^), born in 
Norton, 29 Jan. 1817 ; married 17 Jan. 1839, Joseph M. Whiting 
of Franklin, Mass. He was born 25 Feb. 1813. 

The children of Joseph M. and Clarissa Ann (Dary) Whiting 
were : — 

i. Chester Milton, b. 4 Nov. 1839; m. 20 June, 1868, Anna L. 

Allen, 

ii. Joseph D., b. 3 Jan. 1842 ; d. 10 Jan. 1842. 

ill. Josephine Ellen, b. 17 Sept. 1844; m. Alfred Williams. 

iv. Clarigene Hardon, b. 2 Oct. 1847; d. 29 March, 1848. 

V. Eugene Granville, b. and d. 25 Jan. 1849. 

vi. Clarissa Ann, b. 14 Nov. 1859 ; d. 30 Aug. 1861. 



16 DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DARY. 

22. Harriet L/ Dary ( William,^ Wilkes^" Leivis^), born 9 
Feb. 1834, at Bridgewater; married 22 Sept. 1850, Lorenzo F. 
Hill ; died 31 July, 1899, aged about 65 years. Her husband died 

17 Feb. 1900, aged about 68 years. 

The children of Lorenzo F. and Harriet L. (Dary) Hill were : — 

i. William H. F., b. 3 July, 1852 ; m. 1 July, 1877, Ella F. Tarr ; 
residence Whitman, Mass. 

ii. Waldo E., b. 4 .June, 1857 ; m. 24 Nov. 1881, Bertha E. Estes ; 
residence Whitman. 

iii. Clara F., b. 27 Jan. 1860. d. 4 Aug. 1860. 

iv. Nellie W., h. 12 Sept. 1861; m. 5 April, 1885, Henry Bos- 
worth, Jr. 

V. EnvrARD E., b. 8 May, 1866 ; m. 25 Dec. 1887, Effie A. Smith; 
residence Bryantville. 

vi. Hattie F., b. 30 Dec. 1869 ; d. 30 Oct. 1875. 

vii. Warren L., b. 25 Dec. 1875 ; m. 13 April, 1898, Abbie E. Gor- 
ham ; residence Bryantville. 

23. Nelson T.* Dary {Cyril N'elson,* Lenns,^ John,^ Lew- 
is^ ), born in Taunton, 17 July, 1843 ; married 17 Dec. 1867, Mary 
J. Jenkins. Residence Taunton. Carpenter ; a veteran of the 
Civil War, having served two years in Co. D, 7th Regt. Mass. 
Vols., also two years in Co. F, 3d Mass. Cavalry. 

The children of Nelson T. and Mary J. (Jenkins) Dary, all born 
in Taunton, were : — 

i. Helen May, b. 29 May, 1872: d. 7 July, 1878, 
ii. Walter Nelson, b. 13 Aug. 1874 ; d. 14 July, 1878. 
iii. Emma Augusta, b. 11 March, 1877 ; m. 29 May, 1895, Samuel 
H. Morris. Their children are : — 

Raymond Highy, b. 4 Feb. 1896. 

Franhlin Claire, b. 14 Jan. 1900. 
iv. Ida Elizabeth, b. 25 Jan. 1881. 
V. Una Ethel, b. 26 Aug. 1885. 
vi. Laura Ellen, b. 5 June, 1888. 

24. Lewis F.° Dary {Cyril Nelson,* Lewis,^ John,^ Lew- 
is'), born in Taunton, 29 Jan. 1849 ; married 28 May, 1867, Hat- 
tie E., daughter of Horatio H. Leonard. Residence Taunton. 

The children of Lewis F. and Hattie E. (Leonard) Dary were : — 

i. Walter E., b. 23 Dec. 1867. 

ii. Bertrand E., b. 22 Jan. 1868 ; m. 11 April, 1893, Louisa M., 

dau. of Charles O. and Lucy A. (^Wlieeler) Gay of Dighton. 

Their child is Eral Gay, b. 24 Nov. 1895. 
iii. Leon A., b. 5 April, 1870; m. 27 Nov. 1889, Sophrouia Emily, 

dau. of Isaac and Martha Walker of Taunton. 



DESCENDANTS OF LEWIS DAEY. 17 

iv. Frank C, b. 28 Sept. 1872; d. 27 June, 1873. 

V. Lena Evely, b. 18 May, 1874 ; m. 2 May, 1893, Walter M. 

Sutcliife of Tauuton. 
vi. Fred E., b. 22 Dec. 1876 ; m. 29 Jan. 1900, Charlotte, dau. of 

Nelson and Mary (Shaw) Mallette of Taunton, 
vii. Arthur Nelson, b. 13 April, 1880; m. 21 Aug. 1901, Elva 

Hersey, dau. of William W. and Lois A. (Davis) Lincoln of 

Taunton. 

25. George Allen^ Dart {George Leonard,'^ Allen,^ John,^ 
Letvis^), born Wednesday, 30 Nov. 1842, in Taunton. Graduated 
from Taunton High School 1859, and removed to Boston same 
year. Studied law with Hon. Samuel E. Sewall, and admitted to 
the Suffolk Bar 1872 ; married at Taunton by Rev. Andrew Pol- 
lard, D.D., 7 Oct. 1868, Susan Elizabeth Tuttle, daughter of 
Erastus S. and Susan Elizabeth (Hardy) Tuttle of Boston. Kesi- 
dence Boston. Occupation, lawyer. 

The children of George Allen and Susan Elizabeth (Tuttle) 
Dary were : — 

i. Jeannette Tuttle, b. 19 May, 1870 ; m. 31 Oct. 1894, Harry 
Clifford Philbrick of Boston. Their children are : — 

George Dary, b. 13 June, 1896. 

Warreii Winslow, b. 5 May, 1901. 
ii, Louise Stall, b. 12 Sept. 1874; d. 13 Dec. 1877. 
iii. Marian Hardy, b. 23 Oct. 1879. 
iv. Rebekah Stall, b. 7 May, 1883. 



18 FAMILIES CONNECTED BY MARRIAGE. 



makti:n'. 



Sarah Martin, the wife of Lewis' Dary, was a descendant in 
fifth genei'ation from John Martin, who settled in Charlestown, 
Mass., in 1G35. He was probably born in England and a son of 
Richard Martin of Ottery, St. Mary, Devon, England, and brother 
of Abraham, Robert and Richard Martin of Rehoboth, and of 
Elizabeth Upham of Maiden. He was a ship carpenter, and with 
his wife Rebecca was admitted to the Charlestown Chm-ch in 1639. 
His second wife, Sarah, after his decease, married Randall Foster. 
His son John" Martin, bapthzed in Charlestown 1642, married 14 
April, 1671, Mary Mudge, daughter of Thomas and Mary Mudge 
of Maiden. He subsequently lived in Swansea, Bristol, R. I., and 
Lebanon, Conn. He was a soldier in Captain Samuel Moseley's 
Company in King Philip's AV^ar, 1675, and also served under Cap- 
tain John Cutter in 1676. He was admitted to the church in Bris- 
tol with his wife Mary, 1695, and died in Lebanon, Conn., 1719, 
and his will was proved that year in New London. His. son John^ 
Martin, born in Maiden, 14 Sept. 1679, probably married Hannah 
Pierce, born at Warwick, R. I., 1680 (Ephraim,^ Captain Michael'). 
Their son John* Martin, born in Bristol, R. I., 14 May, 1703, re- 
moved to Attleborough and married 9 Feb. 1726-7, Experience, 
the widow of Henry Rew of Dighton. She was a daughter of Wil- 
liam and Experience (King) Pratt of Norton, previously of Wey- 
mouth, born 3 April, 1703, and admitted to the Norton Church in 
1724. The children of John* and Experience Martin, recorded in 
Attleborough, were Mary, born 27 May, 1730, Sarah, born 17 
July, 1733, and Anne, born 2 May, 1736. 



FAMILIES CONNECTED BY MARRIAGE. 19 



BLANDTOG. 



Rebekah Blanding, the wife of John* Dary, was a descendant 
of William Blanding (or Blantine) who came from Upton-on- 
Severn, Worcester, England, and settled in Boston, Mass., in 1G40. 
He was owner in the iron works at Taunton and deputy to Ply- 
mouth Colony in 1646 and 1651. He at one period kept a tavern 
in Boston, and his house was near the town watering place, proba- 
bly between Bedford and Summer streets. He died 15 June, 1662, 
and hie will is proved in Boston that year. 

His son William* Blanding was in Rehoboth 1674, when he con- 
tributed to cost of Indian war. He married at Rehoboth, 4 Sept. 
1674, Bethia, daughter of Robert Wheaton. 

His son Noah^ Blanding, born 7 March, 1690-1 ; married first, 
Sarah Perry ; second, Rebekah ; third, JMartha Cooper. 

Lamech^ Blanding, son of Noah and Rebekah Blanding, was 
born in Rehoboth, 2 March, 1723-4, and married (published) 11 
Nov. 1749, Rachel, daughter of Jeremiah and Rachel (INIillard) 
Allen. Lamech died 22 March, 1774, and his wife Rachel died 28 
Feb. 1812, and their gravestones are still to be seen in that part of 
Attleborough called Bris^o-sville. Their dauiJ^hter Rebekah was born 
in Norton, January, 1761, and married John* Dary. 



20 FAMILIES CONNECTED BY MARRIAGE. 



eilto:n^. 



Sarah Kilton (Kelton), who married Allen^ Dary, was a de- 
scendant of Thomas Kelton, who was probably born in England, 
and was in Boston 1661. His wife was Susannah, maiden name 
unknown. He died in Dorchester probably 18 Oct. 1699. 

Their son Thomas^ Kelton married 9 Jan. 1685, Jane Blake, 
daughter of Edward and Patience (Pope) Blake. He was a soldier 
in 1690 under Sir William Phipps. He died about 1706. 

Their son John^ Kelton was born in Milton 12 Sept. 1695, and 
married 14 Aug. 1722, Sarah Babcock, daughter of Enoch and 
Susanna (Gregory) Babcock of Milton. He served as a private in 
the expedition to Louisburg 1745. He died in Rehoboth 17 April, 
1765. 

Their son Enoch* Kelton, born 19 June, 1726, married 23 Dec. 
1746, Alithea Hicks (Ephraim,'* Ephraim,^ Daniel,^ Thomas'), 
and later moved to Warwick, Mass. He was a soldier in the French 
and Indian Wars 1758 and died in AYarwick 31 March, 1812. 

Their son Amos* Kelton was born in Rehoboth 11 March, 1760 ; 
married (1) 14 Jan. 1783, Phebe Cornell, daughter of Stephen and 
Sarah (Buffington) Cornell, He w^as a soldier in the Revolution 
1775, and served four months at Dorchester Heights, and later at 
Bristol and Howland's Ferry. He was a minister of the Christian 
Church. He married (2) Alice Chase of Swansea, and died at 
Taunton, 1 Nov. 1841. 

Sarah® Kilton was the daughter of Amos and Phebe (Cornell) 
Kilton, born 13 Feb. 1786, and married Allen Dary 26 Nov. 1807. 











INDEX. 


Allen, Anna L 15 | 


Bosworth, Henry . 


Jeremiah 




19 


Huldah H. . 


Rachel 








7, 19 


James L. . 


Anthony, Jeremiah W 








14 


Joseph G. . 


Maria L. 








. 14 


Nellie W. 


Thankful B. 








14 


Briggs, Lucy M. 


Ash, Keziah . 








. 12 


Brown, Elizabeth E 


Athertou, Otis . 








. 7, 10 


Bnfflngton, Sarah 


Rebecca . 








7, 10 


Bump, Elizabeth . 


Babcocli, Enoch 








20 


Burns, Polly 


Sarah 








. 20 


Carpenter, Abby J. 


Susanna 








20 


Cyril . 


Barden, Ella . 








. 14 


Huldah . 


Bates, Clara E. . 








8 


Lucy . 


Elizabeth W. . 








. 8 


William B. 


Emma M. . 








8 


Carter, George H. 


John Lewis 








. 8 


Lillian G. 


Lewis . 








8 


Chase, Alice 


Lewis B. 








. 8 


Clapton, John 


Lewis W. 








8 


Conger, Lizzie S. 


Lillian G. 








. 8 


Cook, Alice H. 


Louisa D. 








8 


Susan E. 


Myra L. . 








. 8 


Cooper, Martha 


Baxter, Jonathan 








11 


Cornell, Phebe . 


Nancy A. 








. 11 


Sarah 


Bishop, Zephaniah 








7 


Stephen 


Blake, Edward 








. 20 


Crocker, Mabel 


Jane 








20 


Cutter, John, Capt. 


Patience . 








. 20 


Darie, 


Blaisdell, Myra A. 








8 


Darey, 


Oliver H. 








. 8 


Dary, 


Blauding, Bethia 








19 


Derry, Abbie E. 


Lamech . 








7, 19 


Abraham 


Martha 








19 


Albert N. 


Mary 








. 7 


Alice . 


Noaii . 








19 


Alice E. . 


Rachel 








. 6, 7, 19 


Allen . 


Rebecca 








6. 7, 19 


Amy 


Sarah 








. 19 


Amy L. 


"William 








19 


Angeline . 


Bolton, Alfred B. . 








. 13 


Anne . 


Emily E. 








13 


Annie F. . 


Bosworth, Caroline E 


, 






. 12 


Annie M. 


Caroline W. 








10, 14 


Arthur N. 


George L. 






. 12 


Augusta M. . 


Helen E. 


, 






12 


Avis C. . 





16 


. 9, 


12 




12 


. *9, 


12 




16 




13 




12 




20 




12 




7 




14 




9 


. ' . 7, 9 




9 




14 




8 




8 




20 




4 




14 




14 




10 




19 


. 9 


20 




20 




20 




14 




18 


9 


10 


. ( 


3,7 


, , 


12 




4 


, 


14 


7, 9, 10 


20 


. 10 


14 




14 


. " 9 


10 


. 9 


,12 


• • 


12 




12 


. 


17 




13 


, , 


12 



22 



INDEX. 



Pary, Bertha G. 
Bertrand E. 
Betsey • 
Betsey A. 
Betsey B. 
Caroline W. 
Carrie E. 
Charles E. 
Charles W. 
Charlotte 
Chester G. 
Clara A. . 
Clara F. 
Clarissa . 
Clarissa A. 
Cyril N. . 
Edwin A. 
Eleanor • 
Eliakira 
Eliza C. . 
Eliza J. 
Elizabeth 
Elizabeth E 
Elizabeth H 
Elizabeth J. 
Ella . 
Ella T. 
ElvaH. . 
Emery C. 
Emma A. 
Emma J. 
Eral G. . 
Esther A. 
Everett T. 
Experience 
Flora J. . 
Florence H. 
Frank A. . 
Frank C. 
Franklin A. 
Fred . 
Fred E. . 
Frederick A. 
George A. 
George Allen 
George H. 
George Leonard 
George O. 
Hannah J. 
Harriet A. 
Harriet L. 
Harry S. 
Hattie E. . 
Hattie S. 
Hattie W. 
Helen M. 
Henry A. . 
Henry H. 
Huldah . 



14 

. 16 

8 

12, 13 

6, 8 

10, 14 

12 

. 12 

12 

. 17 

11 

. 14 

11 

8, 10 

10, 15 

12, 13 
14 

3 
4 
9 
11 
6 
12 
13 
14 
14 
14 
17 
12 
16 
12 
16 
12 
14 
6, 8 
14 
14 
14 
17 
14 
14 
17 
12 
14 
5, 17 
14 

9, 10, 15 
12 

9, 11 
12 

11, 16 
14 

13, 16 
. 14 
. 12 

16 

10, 14 

14 

7,9 



5, 1 



9 



Dary, Huldah H. 
Ida E. 
IdaF. . 
James 
Jeannette T. 
John 
John G. 
John P. . 
Julia Henrietta 
Keziah 
Laura E. 
Lemira B. 
Lena E. 
Leon A. . 
Le Sire du val 
Lewis 
Lewis A. 
Lewis B. . 
Lewis F. 
Lizzie E. . 
Lizzie S. 
Louisa K. 
Louisa M. 
Louise S. . 
Lucy S. 
Mabel 
Maria L. 
Marian H. 
Marcus A. . 
Martha . 
Martin H. . 
Mary 
Mary A. 
Mary J. . 
May C. . 
Minnie H. 
Nancy . 
Nancy E. 
Nelson T. 
Olive P. . 
Orville L. . 
Peddy 

Peddy W. . 
PhebeK. . 
Peter . 
Pierre J. . 
Polly . 
Kachel 
Kebekah 
Rebekah G. 
Eebekah S. 
Rhoba 
Rhoda . 
Rhoda C. 
Robert . 
Robey 
Sally . 
Sarah 
Sarah R. 



6, 



6,7, 



9, 



12, 



9, 12 
16 
12 

4 
17 
19 
10 
14 

6 
12 
16 

8 
17 
16 

4 
9, 18 
13 
12 
13, 16 
12 
14 



16 
17 

9 
14 
14 
17 
14 

4 
14 

6, 7, 10 
9 

13, 16 

14 

. 12 

7, 8, 11 
. 11 

13, 16 

. 14 

12 

. 9 

. 9, 12 

10, 13 

. 6, 7 

. 3 

8 

. 6,7 

5, 7, 10, 19 

10, 15 

17 

. 8 

8 

. 10 

4 

6, 8, 9, 11, 13 

6, 7, 9, 18, 20 

15 





INDEX. 




255 


Dary, Simeon 


8, 10 


Hardwick, Clarissa . 




11 


Simeou G. . 


10 


Hannah A. 


. , 


11 


Sophronia E. . 


. 16 


T. P. G. 




11 


Snsau E. . 


10, 15, 17 


Hardy, Susan E. . 


. 


17 


Una E. . . . 


. 16 


Plarvey, Emma M. 




8 


Walter E. . . . 


16 


Frank B. . 


• 


8 


Walter N. 


. 16 


Hathaway, Betsey A. 


. 9, 12, 


13 


Wilkes . 


6,8, 9 


Elizabeth 


. 


12 


William . 


9, 11 


Lemuel 




12 


William H. . 


11 


Hazard, Betsey D. 


. 


10 


Daries, Joseph 


. 4 


Charles 




10 


Davis, Lois A. • 


17 


Richmond 


• • 


10 


Deare, Edward 


. 4 


Hicks, Alithea . 




20 


Elizabeth 


4 


Alvah W. 


. , 


10 


Hester 


. 4 


Daniel . 




20 


Drake, William E., Mrs. . 


8 


Ephraim . 


• • 


20 


Drarie, Stiles 


. 4 


Rebekah 




10 


Dunham, Albert S. . 


13 


Thomas . 


• , 


20 


Angenette 


. 13 


Hill, Abbie F. . 




16 


Anna J. . . . 


13 


Bertha E. 


, . 


16 


Crawford P. . 


. 13 


Clara F. 




16 


Emily E. . 


13 


Edward E. 


, 


16 


Frederick A. . 


. 13 


Effie A. 




16 


George A. . 


13 


EUaF. . 


. . 


16 


Henry L. 


. 13 


Harriet L. . 


. .11 


16 


Lucy M. . . . 


13 


Hattie F. 


. 


16 


Martha J. 


. 13 


Lorenzo F. . 


. 11 


16 


Mary A. 


13 


Nellie W. 


• • 


16 


Mary C. . 


. 13 


Waldo E. . 




16 


Sally . 


. 9, 13 


Warren L. 


. 


16 


Sarah E, . 


. 13 


William H. F. . 




16 


Schuyler 


. 9, 13 


Hodges, Isaac, Capt. 


. 


7 


Dwight, Col. Joseph 


. 4 


Hopkins, Anne . 


. 9 


,12 


Estes, Bertha E. 


16 


Howard, Hannah E. 


, . 


11 


Fenno, Albert 


. 15 


Irons, Jeremiah 




8 


Benjamin 


8 


Jacobs, John 


, 


11 


Roba 


. 8 


Marietta S. 




11 


Field, Lemira B. 


8 


Jenkins, Mary J. 


13 


,16 


Leonard B. 


. 8 


Keith, Elbridge D. 


, , 


11 


Louisa Dary 


8 


Eliza J. 




11 


Fisher, Lewis 


7, 10 


Kelley, Thankful B. 


• • 


14 


Ilebekah 


. 7, 10 


Kelton, 






Foster, Randall 


. 18 


Kiltou, Alice 




20 


Sai-ah . 


18 


Alithea . 


, , 


20 


Gay, Charles 0. 


. 16 


Amos . 


. 9 


20 


Louisa M. . 


16 


Enoch 


a . 


20 


Lucy A. . 


. 16 


Jane 




20 


Gilchrist, Myra L. 


8 


John 


• . 


20 


William . 


. 8 


Phebe . . . . 


. 9 


20 


Gillett, Eliza C. . 


9 


Sarah 


. 7,9 


20 


Thomas . 


. 9 


Susannah 




20 


Godfrey, Nancy . 


15 


Thomas . 


. 


20 


Gorham, Abbie E. . 


. 16 


King, Experience 




18 


Gregory, Susanna 


20 


Lane, Isaac, Capt. 


. 


9 


Griffin, Elizabeth . 


. 4 


Lawton, Addiline F. . 




11 


Harden, Harvey . 


8 


Leonard, Angenette . ■ 


. 


13 


Louisa K. 


. 8 


Hattie E. . 


. 13 


16 


Myra A. 


8 


Horatio H. 


, , 


16 


Hardon, Clarissa . 


8, 10 


Lincoln, Benjamin, Col. 


. 


9 



24 

Lincoln, Elva H. . 

Lois A. 

William W. . 
Mallette, Charlotte 

Mary 

Nelson . 
Maltby, Erastus . 
Martin, Abraham 

Anne 

Elizabeth 

Experience 

Hannah 

John 

Mary . 

Rebecca . 

Eichard 

Robert 

Sarah . 
McHarnnoh, Eleanor 
Metcalf , Mary . 
Millard, Rachel 
Morris, Emma A. 

Franklin C. 

Raymond H. 

Samuel H. 
Moseley, Samuel, Capt 
Mudge, Mary 

Thomas 
Monroe, 
Munroe, Hannah J. 

Martha J. 

Mary 

William 
Newhall, Flora J. . 
Palmer, Joseph . 
Peckham, Annie M. 
Perry, Sarah 
Philbrick, George Dary 

Harry C. 

Jeannette T. . 

Warren W. . 
Phillips, Amy 
Phipps, Sir William 
Pierce, Ephraim . 

Hannah 

Michael, Capt. 

Sarah . 

Thomas . 
Pollard, Andrew 
Pond, Eli 

Polly M. . 
Pope, Patience . 
Pratt, Experience . 

William 
Rew, Experience • 

Henry . 
Robinson, Abby J. 

Alice H. 

Egbert R. 



mDEX. 




. 17 


Robinson, Frederick A 


17 


Fi'eeman M. 


. 17 


James A. 


, 


19 


Jane A. . 




. 17 


May C. 


. 


19 


Phebe A. 




. 10 


Phebe K. . 


• 


18 


Richard . 




. 18 


Roswell R. • 


, 


18 


Sarah A. . 




6, 18 


Sina 


, 


18 


Susan 




6, 18 


Rogers, Jane A. . 


, 


18 


Rounds, Adelbert 




. 18 


Angeline 


, 


18 


Charles H. 




. 18 


Henry A. 


. 


. 6,18 


Mary A. . 




3, 6 


Searle, Elizabeth H 


• • 


10 


Nathaniel P. 




. 19 


Sewall, Samuel E. 


, 


16 


Shaw, Mary . 




. 16 


Sherman, John . 


• 


16 


Smith, Clara E. 




. 16 


Effie A. 


, 


18 


Sina 




. 18 


Snow, S. P. 


• 


18 


Soper, Lucy S. 






Stall, Nancy 


9, 11 


Rebecca G. 


13 


AVilliam . 


. 11 


Struble, Daniel . 


11 


Sarah E. . 


. 14 


Sutcliffe, Lena E. 


7 


Walter M. 


. 12 


Taber, Betsey B. 


19 


Tarr, Ella F. . 


. 17 


Thompson, Adaline . 


17 


Alfred 


. 17 


Betsey . 


17 


Eleazer . 


10, 14 


Marietta Dary 


20 


Moses 


. 18 


Moses Everett . 


18 


Nelson 


. 18 


Rhoda . 


6 


Rhoda C. 


. 6 


Richardson . 


17 


Sarah E. . 


. 10 


Warren 


10 


Thurber, Betsey D. 


20 


Ezra F. 


6, 18 


Polly M. . 


18 


Rebecca 


6, 18 


Thurston, Elizabeth J. 


. 6, 18 


Tuttle. Erastus S. 


. 14 


Susan E. . 


14 


Upham, Elizabeth 


10, 13 


Vassall, Florentius 





14 

14 

14 

13 

14 

14 

10, 13 

14 

13 

13 

14 

14 

13 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

13 

13 

17 

17 

4 

8 

16 

14 

10 

9 

15 

10, 15 

. 15 

13 

. 13 

17 

. 17 

6, 8 

. 16 

8 

8, 13 

8 

. 8 

8 

8, 13 

8, 10 

. 8 

8, 13 

9, 10 

8 

. 13 

8 

. 10 

7, 10 

. 10 

7, 10 

. 14 

17 

15, 17 

18 

. 4 



INDEX. 



25 



Vickery, Robey . 
Walker, Isaac . 

Martha . 

Sophrouia E. 
Ward, Augusta M. 

George C. 
Welliuau, Mary 
Wheaton, Bethia 

Eobert 
Wheeler, Carrie E. 

Lucy A. . 
White, Anna J. . 
Whitiug, Anna L. 

Chester M. . 

Clarigene H. 

Clarissa A. . 

Eugene G. 

Experience . 

Joseph D. 

Joseph M. . 

Josephine E. 

Sidney 
Wilber, Mary A. 
Wilcox, J. F. 
Williams, Alfred 

Josephine E. 



6, 8 
. 16 
16 
16 
13 
13 
6,7 
19 
19 
12 
16 
13 
15 
15 
15 

10, 15 
15 
8 
15 

10, 15 
15 
8 
13 
15 
15 
15 



Wilmarth, Addiline F 
Alfred A. . 
Alfred W. 
Calvin H. 
Calvin L. 
Chester C. . 
Clarissa . 
Daniel B. 
Edward O. 
Elizabeth 
Hannah A. 
Hannah E. . 
Hattie S. . 
John, . 
JolinB. . 
John O. 
Julia A. . 
Leonard J. . 
Marietta S. 
Mary Ann 
Nancy 
Nancy A. 
Nancy H. 
Peddy W. . 
Sally 
Sarah E. 
Zebina 



. 11 

12 
. 12 

11 
8, 11 

12 
. 11 

11 
. 12 

14 
. 11 

11 

. 14 

8, 9, 11, 12 

. 11 

11 
. 11 

14 

. 11 

9 

8, U 

11 

. 12 

9, 11, 12 

8, 11 

12 
. 9 



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